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Currently, when there is a positive change in rating, it is depicted in red color and is green on negative changes. I think it would be better to use green color to reflect positive changes and red for negative ones.
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Here are some cultural differences, usually red means up and green means down in some countries like China, Korea, Japan, etc. (like stocks, reference)
I'm working on a new version of building webpages using React, and the current pages will be deprecated. So I will try to set the fill color for different countries.
This feature has been successfully implemented. Now, we automatically detect the user's browser language preference and customize the color scheme based on regional configurations.
For instance, Chinese and Japanese users will experience a color scheme of up: 🟥, down: 🟩, while Korean users will see up: 🟥, down: 🟦. By default, users in other regions, such as North America, Europe, and India, will encounter up: 🟩, down: 🟥.
Currently, when there is a positive change in rating, it is depicted in red color and is green on negative changes. I think it would be better to use green color to reflect positive changes and red for negative ones.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: